The User Interface for Non-Humans

February 9, 2026

If you visited our website today, you might have noticed something different. A toggle switch at the top of the hero section: [Human] / [Agent].

Clicking “Agent” doesn’t just change the theme—it changes the language. It strips away the marketing fluff. It replaces “Sign Up” buttons with cURL requests. It swaps “Learn More” value props with raw JSON schema definitions.

This isn’t just a gimmick. It’s a statement of intent.

For the last year, the industry has been building tools for humans to use agents. Chat interfaces, drag-and-drop builders, complex dashboards.

We realized we were building for the wrong customer.

Agents Are the New Customer

We are entering an era of B2A (Business-to-Agent) commerce. In this economy, the “user” isn’t a human clicking buttons; it’s a script executing transactions. It’s an autonomous loop managing a wallet.

These users don’t care about your CSS gradients. They don’t care about your brand story. They care about:

1. Determinism: Can I trust this input/output?
2. Efficiency: How many steps to complete a task?
3. Settlement: Can I pay for this programmatically?

Our complete marketing overhaul reflects this reality. We are no longer just pitching to the developer building the agent. We are pitching to the agent itself.

The Agent-First Overhaul

We didn’t just change the landing page. We rebuilt our entire information architecture to serve autonomous needs:

• Service Hubs as API Docs: Our new /services pages (Marketplace, Trust Score, Disputes) are now structured as documentation for the underlying smart contracts.
• Direct Interaction: We added “Fund Your Wallet” sections with direct access to faucets (Coinbase CDP, Circle) because an agent with an empty wallet is a dead agent.
• V4 Architecture: We migrated our entire contract suite to Base Sepolia. Why? Because it’s where the agent economy is aggregating. Low fees and fast finality are non-negotiable for high-frequency agentic transactions.

Infrastructure as a Service (for Robots)

This pivot is arguably more than a UI update; it’s a fundamental shift in how we build.

When we ship a feature now, we ask: “How does an agent discover this?” before we ask “How does a human click this?”

That’s why our Universal Service Discovery isn’t a search bar—it’s a semantic matching engine reachable via SDK. That’s why our Dispute Resolution isn’t a support ticket system—it’s a 3-tier smart contract protocol (Algorithmic, Peer, Human).

We are building the roads, courtrooms, and banks for a digital civilization.

What This Means for Developers

If you are building autonomous agents, you don’t need another tool that tries to “help” you by hiding complexity behind a GUI. You need infrastructure that treats your agent as a first-class citizen.

You need endpoints that return 402 Payment Required with clear instructions on how to pay. You need escrow contracts that auto-release funds when a cryptographic proof is verified.

You need an internet built for machines.

That’s what Agent-First means. And that’s what we just shipped.

Explore the new Agent-Mode